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NEW JERSEY (WABC) -- New Jersey is under a state of emergency as several inches of snow fell Wednesday and into the early morning hours on Thursday. Snowplows were out in full force with a cleanup effort. The state of emergency was set to expire at 10 a.m., except in Passaic, Bergen, Essex, Union, and Hudson counties where it will continue until 1 p.m. "Whatever melts may refreeze overnight, so we want everyone to be cautious when venturing out," Governor Phil Murphy said on Thursday morning. "...

Hudson Reporter NJ TRANSIT SERVICE ADVISORY UPDATE FOR THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17 Rail, North/Central Jersey Bus and Light Rail to RESUME LATER THIS MORNING × NJ TRANSIT will resume rail service this morning, operating on a Severe Weather Level 2 service schedule. Also, all bus, light rail and Access Link services will resume operating on a weekday schedule. Customers are advised to regularly monitor njtransit.com, their individual line accounts on Twitter or customize your personal tr...

Sleet and Rain Create Mess on Roads After Heavy Snow Slams Region NBC10 First Alert Weather Team © Provided by NBC Philadelphia Snow falling in Reading, Pennsylvania. Credit: David Palmer What to Know A multifaceted noreaster began to drop snow from Philadelphia to the suburbs to the Lehigh Valley Wednesday afternoon. The NBC10 First Alert Weather Team has issued a First Alert for the entire region into Thursday morning. Heavy snow, heavy rain, strong winds and flooding pose t...

NJ Transit service returns as truck ban lifted after snowstorm Updated Dec 17, 2020; NJ Transit bus and AccessLink paratransit service will resume at noon in North and Central Jersey, and rail service will resume on a rolling basis, Gov. Phil Murphy said Thursday morning as the state begins to recover from a winter storm he said could have been worse. A commercial vehicle ban on six interstate highway and one state highway will remain in effect until 11 a.m., he said. Interstate highways, the ...

Winter storm updates: Snow blankets New York City, Tri-State Replay Video UP NEXT The first major snowstorm of the season left 10 inches in Central Park and more than a foot in some places. Few problems were reported, but drivers are urged to stay off the roads today. Nearly 40 inches of snow was dumped on Binghamton, New York, as of Thursday morning, with widespread reports of snowfall over 3 feet in Broome County. A National Weather Service spokesperson said the storm sets a new two-day sno...

December Snow Storm Wallops NJ & East Coast THURSDAY: EXPECT SLICK CONDITIONS & SINGLE DIGIT TEMPS Diane Lilli 12/17/20 A noreaster is still blanketing New Jersey this morning as strong winds and snow create dangerous driving conditions through the tri-state area. As of this morning at 5:30 AM, snow accumulations total anywhere between 8-10 inches, with some areas receiving less, and the snow is expected to continue until at least 1 PM today. High winds and low temperatures are causing dan...

George Solis reports on the snowfall in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. Its the first significant snowfall in about two years in South Jersey and people are torn on the winter weather. "It kind of brings back the normal times, the normalcy of things in a sense. It kind of takes our minds away from the crazy pandemic thats going on," said Charles Giddins of Pennsauken. "I do not like the snow. I was so glad it didnt snow last year and now its sticking to the ground," said Nyla Boswell of Camden. "Its n...

Here is the latest information: As of 11:30 a.m. on Thursday, Dec. 17, services of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) were operating well following the aftermath of a winter storm. New York City Transit Subways and buses are operating on weekday schedules with scattered delays. Buses are operating with a few isolated reroutings in Staten Island, Queens and the Bronx due to weather conditions. Long Island Rail Road Metro-North Railroad Metro-North is operating its normal weekday sc...

NEW JERSEY (WABC) -- New Jersey is under a state of emergency as several inches of snow fell Wednesday and into the early morning hours on Thursday. Snowplows were out in full force with a cleanup effort. The state of emergency was set to expire at 10 a.m., except in Passaic, Bergen, Essex, Union, and Hudson counties where it will continue until 1 p.m. "Whatever melts may refreeze overnight, so we want everyone to be cautious when venturing out," Governor Phil Murphy said on Thursday morning. "...

The New Jersey Turnpike, Garden State Parkway and Atlantic City Expressway are not affected by the ban. NJ Transit has made service adjustments for Wednesday.